Twitter Updates for 2008-03-28

By Andy Sternberg | Published: 28 March 2008
  • without warning, Live365 emails me to say I now have to pay 50% more monthly AND shorten my broadcast? Where’s my founding VIP treatment, yo #
  • escaping office / computer trance to check out Dealmaker LA and then to the Brewery for MindShare. yay. http://www.labrewery.org/mindshare #
  • DoD accidentally sent ballistics to Taiwan. But TSA wont let nipple piercings fly. good lookin out, U.S. #
  • At Mindshare, wishing there was pizza. Inspired, but hungry. And all the girls are barefoot. #
  • @rizwank pls drive safe. U stink, my fault! #
  • @caseymckinnon ouch! one lesson from the Jewish tradition would be to put the glasses in a paper or canvas bag before smashing ;-) #
  • ugh lots of work email to parse — slowly but surely making my way down to Berkman media re:public @ Annenberg. Missing Castells tho :( #
  • @kthread thats BS. file a complaint and raise hell at tsa.gov/blog #
  • @sloane @mashable and also twiistup at A/C after dinn3r (or for some, Zittrain @ hhill). Get social! #
  • looking at lots of blurry dots in a preso. feels like a vision test. and y’know, @digidave kinda does look like his mickeymouse digg avatar #
  • Marc Cooper: the pro-am approach allows for better reporting, audience, and precision. independent AND accurate. Generate debate. #
  • Lunch with Southside Torey Malatia and Jon Taplin. Talkin econ of npr/pbs and cost-revs of multiplatform distribution. quietly missing 848. #
  • listening to large future of news panel w/ @zittrain, @lisawilliams, @solana, @digidave and others. @zittrain opens with Simpsons joke. heh. #
  • @rhetor it’s a Berkman Center event in conjunction with ASC http://tinyurl.com/226zrx #
  • Lisa Williams: "Journalism will survive the death or transformation of its major institutions… GOOG + NYT same ind." (viva la revolucion)! #
  • @lisawilliams’ slides @MRForum: http://flickr.com/photos/lisawilliams/ #
  • Doc Searls says nobody has blogged about VRMproject’s relbutton icon. a microformat for customer/vendor http://rurl.org/mbk #

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